CrashCourse
94 comments
Review summary
Based on 94 comments, created with AI
Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teaching quality, fees vs value, teacher personality. Many students highlight students appreciate the impactful nature of the science ...
What students talk about most
Evaluation breakdown
Top Strengths
1. Teacher Personality (Sage's engaging and enthusiastic delivery)
2. Teaching Quality (Impactful, accurate, and critical thinking-focused content)
3. Fees vs Value (High-quality educational content provided for free)
Areas to Improve
1. Study Material Accessibility (Ensure all cited resources are easily accessible)
2. Doubt Support (Potentially explore avenues for direct student interaction or Q&A)
3. Tests & Practice (Consider adding supplementary self-assessment tools)
What students love
“Sage is such a joy, I hope y'all consider her for other future projects too :D”
70 likes
“The controversial question nowadays is alcohol. Science is now showing there is no benefit to alcohol and even small amounts cause harm, but the public isn’t willing to accept this.”
67 likes
“Sage is incredible. Pure joy to witness.”
41 likes
“Merchants of Doubt by Naomi Oreskes and Erik M. Conway covers this topic really well.”
21 likes
“You guys should do a Crash Course academic writing process with research, analysis, and peer review.”
9 likes
“Sage has such an incredible energy! I love her enthusiasm for all things SCIENCE! I keep waiting for her to go 'Seatbelts, everyone!'”
8 likes
“I understand why companies ignore/change the message around science when it is financially beneficial. I don't understand why governments manufacture doubt around vaccines.”
8 likes
“I do love a science video with impact.”
5 likes
“9:20 A very accurate statement: you get better information and results when you trust the scientific process. So it became clear to me why so many people distrust the scientific consensus on human-induced global warming.”
4 likes
“I love her energy!! Thank you for this great project!”
4 likes
What could be better
“Is the textbook 'Earth: Portrait of a Planet' cited in the description & Google Doc meant to be free to access? It doesn't seem to be accessible at the link provided!”